Where Texas Roots Meet Forward Living
Discover HomesteadOn 73 acres of open Texas prairie, we're building a community that honors heritage while embracing modern rural living. Not a subdivision. Not a resort. A homestead — where neighbors know each other, land is shared, and life is lived deliberately.
Traditional homes and RV living. Working agriculture and gathering spaces. The freedom to put down roots and build something that lasts. This is Texas, evolved.
We tend the land, not just occupy it. Community gardens, rotational grazing, and regenerative practices.
Neighbors who share meals, swap skills, and look out for one another. That's the whole point.
Multiple paths to home — whether that's a house on an acre, an RV with full hookups, or something in between.
"The land will support goats, chickens, gardens, and greenhouses. Shared agriculture isn't an amenity — it's how we live."The Homestead Way
Between Austin and San Antonio, along one of the fastest-growing corridors in the country, sits land that's always been special. Open sky, real Texas character, and enough space to breathe.
Situated on FM 3353 near Kingsbury in Guadalupe County. Roughly 30 minutes to both Austin and San Antonio — opportunity in every direction.
This isn't raw land. Forty-seven sites already have metered utilities in the ground. Infrastructure that gives us a genuine head start.
Two homes already on the property and generating rental income. Proof that this land is ready for people to call home.
Rolling prairie suited for livestock, gardens, greenhouses, and orchards. The kind of land that gives back what you put in.
Open sky, quiet evenings, and the kind of place where you can see the stars at night and hear your neighbors' chickens in the morning.
The Austin–San Antonio corridor is one of the fastest-growing in America. Homestead sits in the heart of it, with room to grow deliberately.
Multiple paths to home. Whether you want an acre to build on or a full-hookup RV pad, Homestead offers the flexibility to live on your own terms — with a community that has your back.
29 improved lots with water, electric, and septic. Build your homestead, your way — a full acre of Texas to call your own.
72 sites with water, sewer, and electric hookups. Flexible living for folks who value mobility without sacrificing community.
Shared growing spaces with greenhouse, seasonal planting, and orchard rows. Grow your own food. Share with neighbors. Feed the farmstand.
Rotational grazing paddocks, fencing, and handling infrastructure. A community livestock program for residents who want to participate.
Amphitheater, stage, and event lawn for community gatherings, live music, seasonal markets, and workshops. Culture built into the land.
A general store for community-produced goods — eggs, produce, preserves, crafts. Supporting the people who live here.
Homestead San Marcos is a cultural project as much as a place to live. Residents tend gardens together, raise livestock together, and build something meaningful together. That's the point.
Gardens, greenhouses, and livestock aren't amenities — they're the backbone of daily life. Everyone contributes, everyone benefits.
Seasonal markets, live music, workshops, and community dinners. Texas hospitality isn't a slogan — it's Saturday night.
Workshops on homesteading, animal husbandry, food preservation, and building trades. Learn from your neighbors, teach what you know.
We honor the ranching and farming traditions of this land while building something new — a community designed for the next century.
Guadalupe County — 73 acres of open Texas prairie
Quick access to the capital without the price tag or congestion
The River City's culture, healthcare, and economy at your doorstep
Texas State University, San Marcos River, and a growing downtown scene
The I-35 Austin–San Antonio corridor is one of the most dynamic regions in America
Interested in calling Homestead home? Want to learn more about the community? We'd love to hear from you.